Keystone Bullet Premier

[CampinEarls]

We are seriously looking at buying a 31BHPR. It pretty much has everything we are looking for in a TT, the only cons we can think of with it is, it has curtains instead of solid doors for the bedroom and bunkhouse....that's about it.

Maybe because this one is so new, But i'm having a hard time finding any reviews or testimonials about them.

This is our first TT, i've rented a couple times and that makes us realize we want our own, we've been researching for months and have narrowed it down to this one.

Is there anyone out there that has any experience with the Bullet line that can give me their opinions?

Thanks!

[gregrc75]

Sabre- once again great job! Another good idea.

[CampinEarls]

Now that is cool! Never thought about making the whole thing slide out like that.

[SabreCanuck]

OK, as promised... Step 2 of winter mods complete...
Turned pantry shelves into slideout pantry.
Used 2 pairs of full slide drawer hardware rated at 100 lbs/pair.
For those that care... Weight of stock shelves/support brackets = 5 lb X 3 = 15 lbs. Weight of this unit = 23 lbs with all hardware and shelf unit.
The difference is approximately same weight as rum bottle.. Working on lightening that up right now :):):)

Stock pantry that you can't reach to the back of......


New slide out shelf unit..
IN>>>


OUT>>>

[Z06David]

Great thread!! I will be getting a TT with the next couple of years and I will definitely look at these Bullet Premiere's. This thread has a wealth of information. Thanks to all for the great info.

[gregrc75]

MartyMoose wrote:
The rug looks like it was a factory option! Nice job.

I now have another item on my to do list before our first campout in March ( besides adding a roof vent in the bedroom for more light ).

Thanks! We went back and forth on the 28RLPR and your floorplan. I liked the large open rear living room, and the carpet looked cozy for those cold rainy days. This was part of my inspiration for the bedroom carpet. 🙂

[MartyMoose]

The rug looks like it was a factory option! Nice job.

I now have another item on my to do list before our first campout in March ( besides adding a roof vent in the bedroom for more light ).

[gregrc75]

I have always thought that travel trailers with carpet in the bedrooms looked and felt cozier. So, I added my own. I just got a 5x8 bounded area rug and cut it to size. I also made a cut out for the heater vent. Cost only 30.00 for the rug. I didn't vacuum before taking the pics so please ignore the fuzz, it looks better now! haha.

[gregrc75]

That is a great idea for pots. In the BP 28rlpr, the cavity below the stove is totally empty. I store my pots there..they should have put a door there in the factory. Right now I just unscrewed the panel, and added peel and stick Velcro with a rubbed bronze knob until I order a door.

[SabreCanuck]

gregrc75 wrote:

Anyway, has anyone noticed the long drawers that slide out of the dinette seats in the other Keystone campers like the Outbacks? I was thinking of modding my BP and building those. Has anyone done it already?

That is the next mod I am doing after alterations to the pantry. My plan is to have 28" full slide drawer on at least one side of the bench seats. I'm going to do the side which is essentially in the kitchen so we will have a pot drawer... Just haven't figured out if I am going to have the entire existing end piece of plywood slide out or if I am going to try and find a matching door somewhere.

DW is starting to call me the Drawer King... I hope she's talking about the mods and not my plumber pants. ;);)

[gregrc75]

I bought my BP from Pete's RV in Burlington, VT, about 5 hours away from where I live. I had to bring my BP back to the dealer about a month ago for them to do some warranty work. My back door had some delamination on it and they replaced it with a brand new door. The dealer has been great, they met me half way so I wouldn't have to drive the full 5 hours each way. Also, I dented the corner of my bumper. To my defense, I was alone, it was night time, and raining 😉 . They fixed that and repainted the bumper for free. So, when I met them this week at the halfway point to bring the trailer back home, we decided to spend a night at Normandy Farms Campground here in MA. It was decent weather, just under 50 degrees and sunny. I guess I can say I have had my first trip of the season!

Anyway, has anyone noticed the long drawers that slide out of the dinette seats in the other Keystone campers like the Outbacks? I was thinking of modding my BP and building those. Has anyone done it already?

[baunno]

Love the mods SabreCanuck, especially the kitchen drawer. I've noticed while there is loads of shelf space and storage in the Bullet, it is awkward to utilize all of it because they are so deep. Your drawer solves that situation. They are also dark way back there and a drawer changes that.

I'm thinking about a few mods myself before our first spring trip down to Florida and the shelf idea is a winner!

[RainbowsEnd]

SabreCanuck wrote:
Well, there isn't enough snow for snowmobiling so I started working on some trailer mods... Can't wait for summer!!!

Come visit Iowa. I'll arrange nice camping in exchange of you helping me with my camper remodeling! Great job!

[VirtualGarage]

Looks great!

We haven't been able to do as much cold weather RVing as we did last year, but we're gearing up for a Spring Break road trip with some friends down the Oregon Coast. I'm getting the wheel bearings re-packed and the roof cleaned and treated in a few weeks.

I was at an RV show on the weekend. Frankly, no TT could come close to our Premier, but there were a couple of Class A's and the Jayco Seneca Class-C (on the Freightliner chassis) that we admired :).

[gregrc75]

Nice job

[garysol]

^^ very nice!!^^